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	Ayrshire and Arran
		A beautiful coastline with pretty villages is complemented by a rugged and mountainous interior in the north and green rolling hills and woodland in the south.
		Culzean Castle and Country Park, situated on a cliff-top near Maybole, is often described as the 'Jewel in the Crown' for the National Trust of Scotland.
		The whole of Ayrshire & Arran is a mecca for golf enthusiasts¿ professional or amateur - with over 40 outstanding courses spread throughout the area.
	www.ayrshire-arran.com (304 words)

	Ayrshire Business Support Business Locations (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Type of Trip: Most of the trips taken in Ayrshire, Arran and Cumbrae are not touring in nature: around three-quarters of those staying away from home are either spending most of their time in Ayrshire, Arran and Cumbrae (74%) or are staying in Ayrshire, Arran and Cumbrae and taking day trips from here (7%).
		In term of transport used whilst in Ayrshire, Arran and Cumbrae, the private car is again the main means of travel used (66%) while around one in five visitors walk (19%).
		The importance of the VFR market to Ayrshire, Arran and Cumbrae is demonstrated by the fact the over 1 in 7 visitors state that visiting friends and family is the main reason for choosing to visit the area (15%).
	www.northayrshire.com /economic/tour_vdata.htm (1524 words)

	Ayrshire and Arran - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ayrshire and Arran is a lieutenancy area of Scotland.
		It consists of the Scottish council areas of East Ayrshire, North Ayrshire and South Ayrshire.
		For electoral and valuation purposes, the same area is simply called Ayrshire.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ayrshire_and_Arran (96 words)

	Ayrshire Paths - history, golf, walking, cycling and Robert Burns all in Ayrshire, Scotland
		Ayrshire is located on the picturesque West Coast of Scotland, just half an hour from the City of Glasgow.
		Together with Scottish Enterprise Ayrshire and Scottish Natural Heritage these partners in the Ayrshire Paths initiative are each committed to developing and maintaining the pathways throughout Ayrshire for the benefit of tourists and residents.
		He spent much of his time in Ayrshire and many of the sites which featured in his life and in his poetry are preserved for the nation.
	www.ayrshirepaths.org.uk /about.htm (756 words)

	Isle of Arran, Scotland - Visit Arran the online guide to Arran (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Isle of Arran, Scotland is the most southerly Scottish island and sits in the Firth of Clyde between Ayrshire and Kintyre.
		Arran is 19 miles long by 10 miles wide but has a remarkable diversity of landscapes and seascapes.
		The pretty villages on Arran’s beautiful coastline are complemented by a rugged and mountainous interior in the north and green rolling hills and woodland in the south.
	www.visitarran.net (151 words)

	Ayrshire and Arran (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Kyle itself was divided by the River Ayr into Kyle Regal and Kyle Stewart, reflecting the fact that one section was ruled directly by the king while the other was ruled by high stewards of Scotland, who eventually went on to be kings in their own right.
		Kilmarnock is traditionally the industrial centre, though it is an ancient town, and Ayr was the administrative and commercial capital before Ayrshire ceased to exist as a local government unit in the 1970s.
		Ayrshire is also a county of castles, from the spectacular Culzean (pronounced "Cull-ane") perched on a cliff top above the sea, to Kelburn near Largs or Dean Castle in Kilmarnock, with its collection of rare musical instruments.
	www.travelpublishing.co.uk /hiddenplacesscotland/AyrshireandArran/AyrshireandArranMain.htm (800 words)

	holiday cottages Ayrshire & Arran
		Ayrshire, birthplace of Robert Burns, one of Scotland's most celebrated sons, even after his death over 200 years ago thousands still celebrate Burns Night with the traditional supper of haggis, neeps and tatties.
		The Isle of Arran is one of the most southerly Scottish Islands and is known as 'Scotland in miniature'.
		It's the ideal place for cycling, hillwalking, island golf and activity holidays as well as relaxing on the coast and in the countryside while taking in the history, craft and culture of a Scottish island whose history is intertwined with Celtic myth and legend.
	www.holidaycottages-uk.com /Ayrshire (166 words)

	JPi - touch screen software, touchscreen kiosks, touch monitors software - Portfolio - Ayrshire and Arran (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Ayrshire and Arran Tourist Board chose JPi because of their extensive experience with touch-screen technology in other UK tourist regions.
		This project will allow Ayrshire and Arran to extend their reach to more visitors than ever before and allow them to monitor and measure the effectiveness of the services in the region and respond more efficiently to visitor needs.
		Ayrshire is steeped in the history of Scottish kings and heroes, like Robert the Bruce and - so legend has it - of William Wallace.
	www.jpi.co.uk /portfolio_ayrshirearran.htm (468 words)

	About Ayrshire and Arran
		Ayrshire consists of 80 miles of unspoiled coastal scenery, southwest of Glasgow and is steeped in history from the very dawn of civilisation.
		Not only is Ayrshire & Arran a mecca for all golfers with over 40 quality courses, including 3 Open Championship, it is also home to some of the most prestigious heritage and visitor attractions that Scotland has to offer.
		The Isle of Arran, located a 55min ferry crossing from Ardrossan, is very distinct from Ayrshire and is known as 'Scotland in miniature'.
	www.ayrshire-arran.com /about (588 words)

	Golfing in Ayrshire & Arran
		There are a number of special factors which make Ayrshire and Arran unique in the golf world.
		With that quality of competition - three courses which have hosted over 30 major championships - the other courses which have followed are of the very highest standards: many of them links - a higher than average proportion of which (you can choose from seven) - are final qualifying courses.
		Ayrshire and Arran is characterised by the wide variety of accessible facilities, ranging from driving ranges and practice courses to excellent municipal courses and Open Championship courses.
	www.visitscotland.com /library/golfingayrshire (218 words)

	Visitscotland Ayrshire and Arran Scotland Welcome
		Situated on the beautiful Clyde Coast, Ayrshire and Arran is a holiday destination that is as exciting as it is peaceful, and as fascinating as it is fun.
		Ayrshire and Arran are a mecca for all golfers with over forty quality courses, including three Open Championship courses.
		The Isle of Arran, reached by ferry from Ardrossan, is known as 'Scotland in miniature'.
	guide.visitscotland.com /vs/guide/5,en,SCH1/objectId,RGN717vs,curr,GBP,season,at1,selectedEntry,home/home.html (209 words)

	NHS Ayrshire & Arran Review of Services (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Ayrshire and Arran provides a comprehensive range of health services and healthcare to a population of around 367,000.
		Ayrshire and Arran NHS Board may debate the findings of the current public and stakeholder consultation on the review of emergency and unscheduled care at their meeting in March 2006.
		Mr Ingram has also accused the NHS Ayrshire and Arran Health Board of already having decided the fate of the AandE at Ayr Hospital, saying they will refuse to consider enhancing the facility even if that is the public's preferred option.
	www.maybole.org /news/nhs_ayrshire.htm (11311 words)

	Family Tree genealogy and Scottish clan history from AncestralScotland - Ayrshire and Arran
		The island of Arran itself is known as Scotland in Miniature, thanks to its stunning variety of landscapes.
		Local authorities in Ayrshire have long known the importance of family history and, as a result, work together to provide comprehensive services for researchers.
		The archives under the care of Ayrshire Archives date from the 13th century and their staff are always pleased to see visiting researchers.
	www.ancestralscotland.com /visit/regions/ayrshire_arran.html (246 words)

	Ayrshire Scotland
		Ayrshire is steeped in history with links to William Wallace, Robert the Bruce and Robert Burns.
		Castles of Ayrshire and their grounds were acquired by clans that supported Scottish Kings in battle, the braver in battle, the greater the reward.
		The largest island Arran with its scenic mountains has a regular ferry service from Ardrossan as well as being visited by the Waverley weekly in summer.
	www.ayrshirescotland.com (261 words)

	Ayrshire and Arran Short Breaks and On Line Reservations
		Ayrshire is located in the South West of Scotland and as well as being an established destination for short breaks, golf, activities and history it also remains well located for trips to both Glasgow and Edinburgh and indeed as a gateway to the West Highlands of Scotland through the Island of Arran.
		Ayrshire has plenty to offer the visitor, from its links with the Scottish Bard, Robert Burns, through to world famous golf and some of the best sailing waters in the United Kingdom.
		Whatever your primary reason for visiting Ayrshire there are plenty of secondary ones to keep you occupied during your stay.
	www.ayrshireandarranhotels.com (314 words)

	North Ayrshire and Arran
		This District covers the north-west corner of Ayrshire with a variety of industries ranging from fishing on the coast to heavy engineering and chemicals and the Isle of Arran.
		Ayrshires only 'Sea Scout Group', they operate from the town of Irvine.
		The furthest north of the Ayrshire Groups is based in Skelmorlie and has a Beaver Scout Colony, 2 Cub Scout packs, a Scout Troop.
	www.mcintyre.demon.co.uk /naandarran.htm (434 words)

	Ayrshire & Arran Hotels, Ayrshire & Arran Bed & Breakfast. We have Pubs & Inns in Ayrshire & Arran, Self ...
		Ayrshire, the Poetic Heart of Scotland and the home of Open Golf, is a land of green rolling farmland and miles of sandy beaches.
		From the spectacular granite peaks and deep glens in the north - a delight for hillwalkers and climbers - to the rolling hills and pasture in the south, Arran is indeed an island to treasure.
		Arran cheese, mustard and oatcakes, are all produced on the island and you can visit The Isle of Arran Distillery in Lochranza and taste their very special whisky.
	www.information-britain.co.uk /counties.cfm?county=63 (983 words)

	Ayrshire Paths - walking and cycling through Ayrshire
		Ayrshire's landscapes range from lush rolling hillsides to white sandy shores, majestic craggy cliffs and caves, medieval forests, dramatic moorlands and small friendly villages.
		The Ayrshire Paths initiative provides, sensitively managed, well sign-posted routes for all capabilities of walker and cyclist.
		Whether you are visiting Ayrshire or passing through on the National Cycle Route, spend some time experiencing the real Ayrshire.
	www.ayrshirepaths.org.uk (114 words)

	Sensory Impaired Support Group (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		He has written to Dr Allan Gunning, Chief Executive of the Ayrshire and Arran Primary Care NHS Trust, who has forwarded his query to his counterpart at Ayrshire and Arran Acute Hospitals NHS Trust, Mr Stephen Greep.
		Ayrshire and Arran Health Board confirmed this week they have released new funding the Sensory Impaired Support Group which would be available later this month.
		The work of this group said the spokesman, is very much appreciated by the Board as they promote social inclusion and support access to services for people in Ayrshire and Arran.
	www.e-ayrshire.co.uk /local/sisg/board-paid-lip.asp (521 words)

	self catering accommodation in Ayr, Ayrshire and Arran
		Arran and Cumbrae are islands in the Firth of Clyde- easily reached by Calmac Ferry service.
		Arran is the larger lsland, 20 miles long and 56 miles round with many picturesque villages.
		Ayrshire is located on the Scottish west coast south of Glasgow and you will find golf courses that include two of the world's most famous, Turnberry, and Royal Troon.
	www.assc.co.uk /defaultpage121c2.aspx?pageid=57®ion=9 (388 words)

	AA NHS: Be more breast aware during Breast Cancer Awareness Month
		That’s the view of one woman from Ayrshire who won her battle with breast cancer after being diagnosed with the disease three years ago at the age of 38.
		She urged women in Ayrshire and Arran who are diagnosed with breast cancer to take advantage of complementary therapies during and after their treatments.
		In recent months, NHS Ayrshire & Arran has been working on new information methods for women who are concerned about breast cancer or who want to know about the disease and the services available to them if they are diagnosed with the disease.
	www.nhsayrshireandarran.com /view_item.aspx?item_id=2607&list_id=search1-search_page&list_index=0&is_search_result=true (976 words)

	Ayrshire & Arran @-}-- Map of Ayrshire & Arran, Scotland
		Ayrshire and Arran @-}-- Map of Ayrshire and Arran, Scotland
		This web directory is a Complete Guide to all Accommodation in Ayrshire and Arran, Scotland, including camping grounds, backpackers youth hostels, motels, stately and country or manor homes, hotels, bandb bed and breakfast, Guest Houses, Hosted Accommodation, castles, homestays, farmstays, cottages, lodges, resorts, holiday and vacation homes, self-contained, and apartments.
		While ALL CARE is taken to present information that is accurate, up-to-date and pertinent, no liablity whatsoever will be accepted and all viewing public use all information at their own risk.
	www.accommodation-all-scotland.com /region/ayrshire.arran/mapsource.php (150 words)

	Ayrshire & Arran Acute NHS Trust
		Ayrshire and Arran Acute Hospitals NHS Trust was established on 1 April 1999 and was formed by the amalgamation of the former South Ayrshire Hospitals NHS Trust and North Ayrshire & Arran Hospitals NHS Trust.
		The Trust provides a wide range of acute, rehabilitation and Care of the Elderly services to the people of Ayrshire and Arran, as well as visitors to the district.
		The Trust also works in partnership with Ayrshire & Arran Health Board, Ayrshire & Arran Primary Care Trust, Local Authorities and other voluntary and statutory bodies to improve the service provided to patients and their families.
	www.nhsjobs.com /employerdetails/209 (320 words)

	Ayrshire - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Scotland's aviation industry has long been based in and around Prestwick and its international airport, and although aircraft manufacture ceased at the former British Aerospace plant in 1998, a significant number of aviation companies are still based on the Prestwick site.
		In 1930 three districts were formed within the county, under the Local Government (Scotland) Act 1929, to administer functions previously the responsibility of parish councils: the districts of Carrick, Cunninghame and Kyle.
		James H. McLean, (1806-1886), born in Ayrshire, physician and United States Congressman from Missouri.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ayrshire (1104 words)

	Sensory Impaired Support Group (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		AYRSHIRE and Arran Health Board has announced grants for 12 voluntary organisations across Ayrshire.
		In South Ayrshire, grants were made to Ayr Rape Crisis and Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse, Sensory Impairment Support Group in Coylton, Girvan-based South Ayrshire Forum on Disability, South Ayrshire Local Voluntary Organisation SALVO and the Stroke and Lonely Club, both based in Ayr.
		Marjorie Durie, director of service development at Ayrshire and Arran Health Board, commented: ‘The organisations receiving these grants have been selected from the large number of extremely worthwhile projects that operate throughout Ayrshire And Arran.
	www.e-ayrshire.co.uk /local/sisg/helping-hand.asp (218 words)

	Ayrshire Chamber of Commerce & Industry - Tourism
		The Forum continues to develop the tourism product of Ayrshire and Arran so that VisitScotland and individual businesses and organisations may have a more attractive product to market.
		Ayrshire Chamber helps with secretarial and administrative expenses, events and networking activities.
		Possible activity is discussed and determined by members of the Ayrshire Chamber Tourism Committee.
	www.ayrshire-chamber.org /tourism.asp (575 words)

	Ayrshire Special Games for children and young people
		Ayrshire Special Games is an investment in the future of our children and young people with a disability.
		Ayrshire Special Games gives these young people the opportunity to take part in a range of sporting activities led by qualified and experienced coaches.
		The activities are organised on an Ayrshire-wide basis in partnership between the NHS, 3 local councils, local and national disability sports organisations and the national sports body for Scotland.
	www.ayrshirespecialgames.org /aim.htm (404 words)

	Activities in Ayrshire & Arran
		The Carrick Forest in South Ayrshire, Clyde Muirshiel Regional Park and cycle trail between Lamlash and Kilmory on the Isle of Arran provide the mountain biker with miles and miles of off road tracks and forest trails.
		The Ayrshire Paths Initiative is committed to developing and opening up miles of walking routes for your enjoyment.
		Reminiscent of the Scottish Highlands, the granite peaks and deep valleys in the north of Arran contrast with the rolling heather-clad moorlands of the south.
	www.visitscotland.com /library/activitiesayrshire (380 words)

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